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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-11

FIFTH GRAND ANNUAL MUSLIN AND CAM
BRIO UNDERWEAR SALE.
1t is with feelings of great confidence that an
nounce our Fifth Annual Sale of Ladies' and Chill
dren's Muslin and Cambria Underwear
The unvarying and immense success Of our previous
sales has induced to make greater preparations than
and while offer goods greatly reduced prices
we have maintained the excellence of quality and
workmanship for which Underwear has gained q
reputation of which we are Justly proud.
We will from MONDAY, January 10th, devote the
half of our second floor to display Garments Of the
latest approved designs
Included in this sale s manufacturers entire pro-
duction of this season, who to q common phrase,
was hard up" We made offer, which, though
ridiculous. was accepted. We are consequently en-
abled to sell you COTTON UNDERWEAR at such
prices that 1t will pay you to buy now and lay aside
until needed
We have divided the Entire Stock into three lots.
LOT WE WILL SELL AT A6c.
In this lot are goods worth from 6Oc. to o. This
lncluOe6 DraWerSs Clem16e Gowns ana Corset
Covers rstclass workmanship and cut to the latest
approved patterns.
LOT WE WILL SELL AT 74c.
Included in this lot goods worth from 75c to o.
consisting Of Drawers, Chemise, Skirts Gowns and
Corset Covers warranted Arst-cass workmanship and
most modern approved designs.
LOT WE WILL SELL AT CSC.
Included in this lot goods valued at from S125
to $3.50 consisting Of Drawers, Che,nise, Skirte
Gowns and Corset Covers. Best workmanship. Best
trimmings used.
This sale We have decided shall positively last only
for this week. ending SATURDAY, January II, 1887,
at pm, SO it is necessary for you to buy now.
ALL GOODS WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED.
As the margin these goods is small and to pro-
them to sell ut such low figures we were
obliged to pay cash for them, must necessarily be
compelled to sell them for CASH ONLY.
All GOofla Marked in Plain EYuuroa
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

ELpHoNzo YouNes
Company
Are Offering the following special supplies for New
Years:
Extra Choice Stem Cut Florida Oranges Malaga
Grapes. Genuine Lady Apples Velvet Skin Lemons
Mandarin Oranges Genuine Princess Paper Shell
Almonds. Genuine LanguadOc Soft Shell Almonds
Extra Large Pecan Nuts. Extra Choice Cluster Raj
ANS Extra Choice Table on Durkee,s SALAD Dress
Sweet Pickles, Picked Mangoes Stuffed Manages, &C.,
&C., &C. Genuine Shellbark Hickory Nuta
CHEESE.
Genuine Imported SwitZer Cheese, Neufchstel
Cheese, Sap Sage Cheese, English Dairy Cheese, New
England Sage Cheese, Extra New York Cream Cheese,
Parmssan Cheese, Pineapple Cheese, Edam Cheese.
ELPHONZO YOUNGs
Company.
428 9th street. $50
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The following Senators and Representative
have arrived in the city and located at the res
dences designated:
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tn. Pnoor Or Tn Pupp1ye.

Tn Poor Or Tn PUDDING.
Electric Hair Restorer II the only reliable root ana
hsro tonic In existence free from lead sulphur or
grease Il now for sale by all rstclass druggists gen
efaily FOR two years the public Of this and other
cities has asted 70 have the Electric Hair Rtorer put
upon tnS m2r1etDut Tor many reasons did not Now
the public viii be able 10 purchase without the nece.
siy % months treatment Wholesale and FetAn ct
111o Pennsylvania ave, next door 10 Pnlais Roysf
ConsultAtlon free, Scalp treated singlY or bv tho
month Shsmpooins and Hatrcutting Oc8O3m
SEAL SKIN vIslTEs.
ja3 8O6 Penns. ava
nENTLEMEN's SUITS SECURED
w. AND PRESSED FOR IL
Gets 80 cents; p.ass 25 cents Vest. rs cents
Goods called for and delivered
-o-o X. HAHN,
5o5 9th st. NV, telephone call 5OD-aD, and a.
n. Caivers st.. Baltimore. Telephone call 15t1-2
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-17

MOUNT NEBo, June 1.-THE farmers OF
this section are busly engaged in planting
tobacco The corn crop looks very promising.
Cherries are beginning to ripen, but the crop
will not be very full one.
The Rev. Reeds family are visiting their
old homo in Columbia.
The Rev. Cobb, from Princeton college,
will preach in the Mount Nebo Presby teran
church on next Sunday morning.
The trustees Of the Mt Nebo parsonage
have seen tit to remodel and refurnish it,
which makes 1t very much more pleasant for
those who occupy It
The exercises of Children's Day which WAS
held In the Methodist church on last Sunday
were very entertaining. Addresses were
delivered by . number Of the pupils The
music, under the leadership of Rev. q, Reed
Was excellent and the Misses Lille Hagen
end Addie Young presiding at the organ.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-17

0n0e1o Do0ooosAoA.
4 very dsstructive railroad wreck occurred
q Rohrsrstowu, On the Psuusylvania rail.
rod, shortly amer ten O'Clock This forenoon.
The tralns damaged were both extra freights
bound ease. The one ahead IVES drawn by
engine No 350. II W~s proceeding rather
slowly In order that it would not reach the
station ct the same time - the passenger
train going west Engine No Il was behind
with train - Il dashed into the rear Of the
front train. Two box and three passenger
cars Of the trst train were th rown from the
track and badly wrecked. The box cars
were loaded with barreled whisky and
boef, which were scattered in every direc-
ton. Engine No IL was turned upside
down aud laid across both tracks The track
was torn up for the distance OF Smost
one hundred yards The wreck Is so large
that the tracks cannot be cleared before
evening" The passenger trains from Colum.
bia due. here ut 4: 5S came far ~ the, wreck,
where the passengers were transferred to
another train and brought to this city. The
train which left here at -: 10 WAS also com.
PEELED to transfer. No one WAS injured in
the accident
Engine No L. Is broken into small pieces
The hreman's legs were SON ewhat bruised.
The whisky WAS several inches deep ON the
side OF the track, and several present were
sble to get drunk cbesply. At one time the
wreck Was on fire, but was quickly exiting.
uished.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-17
FINE NORh BH TIL q Fans.
Product ot the Fertile Hands OF the Sacred
Heart Academy Gtris

Product ot the Fertile HAnds OF the Sacred
Heart Academy Gtris.
The art work Of the young ladies of Ss-
cred Heart Academy, on Esst Orange street,
is on exhibition to day, tomorrow and
Monday, and the public are invited to IT.
spect it Here are some Of the gem ex-
hibits:
Miss Mary Kremn OF Reading, "Fisher-
mans Daughter" a beautiful painting in oil
on canvas; paiaSng of landscape " ith deer
in foreground, and ocean and forest scenes.
In water colors she has a burss of great
beauty. The young lady also exhibits fine
dessert set, hand painted.
Miss Mary McDonough, of Reading, a free
hand crayon portrait: a table scarf with lustre
painting on plush; plaques.
Miss Helen Rossi, of Harrisburg, q winter
scene and "old Scotch Mill" oil paintings On
canvas; panels OF roses and tulips, oil paint.
ing: china painting; plaques.
Miss Katie Locher, Lancaster, large panel
repre- senting cranes water lilies, wind mill
scene panels of morning glorles ana cslls
lilies.
Miss Emily Grimm, Philadelphia, oil
paintings on canvass" Spring " aud Way.
side Chapel )" pansies crsyon heads, free
hand cards in water colors.
Miss Fiorencs Herr, Lancaster, " A Study
| of Grapes in oil panels, winter scene and
/ woterfail plaques and drawings.
Miss Nellie Harvey, Phisadelphis, a
painting In oil portraying tuberoses and
honeysuckles; "Old Scotch Mill " in oil :
glass tiles.
Miss Anna Doersom, Lancaster, "The
/ italian Girl" oil painting and "Evsnipg in
Italy on canvas tiles and plaques
Miss Mary ksul, Lancaster" Sunrise in
Winter" in Oil chasuble with " Tue I'm.
maculate Conception" painted thereon.
Miss Maggie kaier, Mahsnoy City, Pa :,
Piano cover in plush panels OF ri.colorsd
roses Moonlight Scene: carnations pan
els, aspiring" and " Winter"
A beautiful stole, worn on the arm OF the
priest, is also exhibited in this room. 1t is
of white silk with lilies and roses painted
thereon. 1t is the work OF the sister at the
head OF the art department of the institution.
fine 70 ntiDg of ''St. Cathsrine of Sieenns'
is also the work of the same sister
The free hand crayon and pencil drawing
of heads, hands and feet irom the cast also
exhibits remarkable skill on the part of the
fair art workers.
In the embroidery room are also some
handsome varieties Of work, as follows A
piano cover OF olive green felt, embroide r ed
in silk; two plush table scaris, embroidered
with chenille aud silk; lambrequins with
tiiloselle and tensil; embroidery on silk,
1 stitching on boiling cloth etched tidy I; ban.
nerets worked with chenille embroidery on
/ flannel; knitting and crochet work fancy
| and plain needle work !; fine pink hat crown
| embroidered with chenille; line needle work
! on leather; covers for trays; tine needle
work on scrim.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-17

CHICAGO, June l6.-rhe DrOcevs' yoavuai re.
ports Cattie-Rscefpts, II 10 head shipments,
Mo; markst lower; shipping steers, ~ 10
l,5O Hs., o. to0t ~; stCckers and feeders, o. ~
o. - +: cows, bulls ana mixed. ei I36D3 20 bulk,
q 20i 10; Texas cattle, tleooS 81.
hogs-keceipta, .tup head shipments, tr0
head market slow rough and mixed, q ~
osos: packing and shipping. q N0S Is; light
a oG5 CO. sktps, S S1t -.
>heep-Receipts, l,tV head shipmenta,
ern. O. s5lSt 2S Texans, g Sos .S; lambs, O 81
oS 90
EAST LIBnRTv.--Catue- - Receipts, - head
shipments, SOS; market slow; prime, q 7SSe& -
fair to good, o. tttt 81 common. q oJS1t IS
no cattle shipped to New York, to-day.
Hogs-keceiptA, aW head shipments 2SC
head market slow; Philadelphia, o to(9S 80
Workers, q Ax55 ~ {: common To light eo NS1S 10
pigs 2,04 IS; hogs shipped to New York
cars.
sheep-Receipts, 1900 head shipments. SsO
market active prime, ~ Sft 40. fair to good. q u
I IS common, g. U(1S ~ spring lambs, tSxIo 10
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-17

LOpunde's Circus The LOwande circus oper 5
here on next Monday. They are In ork now,
and the n gs says This Mexican combination n
gave an exhibition last night to large audien CO
OF over 300 persons. Better gymuasts and hori-
zontal bar performers, 1t Is certain. never be.
fore visited York. Among the principal actors
We name the Messrs. Coreira ana Castor. in their
new and novel performance on the perch pole :
Senior Constantine. the India Rubber BoV who
Is the peer Of any artist in this line Miss Lo-
wande, the champion wire performing artist,
end the notable Charley Murritus, the fur
niest clown and comic pantomime now Deit 10
the public "
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oeenss q isr9Lissrcn-
U01tAs 49, H.-Ihe regular monthly
"a 80eoeeel booro wss hsad lase evening
i - oom0 0aoose Win al member
- -. Temple the finance COM
0eoe ~ reCetp0 = t2s2O5 and
- 49, leevln9 oelence dus
q yD0M The balance IN the
Soae = v&O0.A6 The supesinteud-
( oo0oloeo repofssd the successful
4 neo0sos exercases On lest Tues
ovootu8. Tho Columbia National
pee1eased bond Of $4,000 o.
~ q ~ suhool district for the ensu-
-: Et8hs copies OF the School Journal
yqoo eedeted Sof NE use Of the board. An
v1o1oea Wes recsived nom the committee
0v1oottoo 70 participate IN the coming
eoA - July celebration. The invitation
- eeoepeed. Ihe use OF the institute
Z - w0 0ivcn % ~ Fourn oiJuiy COM
z Oo0 W. Grsnted Iot coupons
y 4 yN' Osos. Wero ssnNu ih pay.
- eeus emounsanB sos'"'a on mouon
Eae0
81 3 ."s..
kns nUAsy, s'..oouyos .oiu son OF
Wnl nUAey, ne' ~I . so'o burning
\. ysEusy - nc cusquonanhs roll
~. ne suuns nosr tno ions'
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-17
BUR6LARS ABOUT,
several Houses In the Fifth Ward Visited
Thursday NDeht,

Thurodey Night.
The burglars arc still trying to get their
work In In the Fifth ward. The residence
a WIN. b. Styer, 5E Chestnut street. was
broken into Thursday night by the forcing
u back door. The burglars appear to have
besu scared of, - nothing was missed this
morning when the family woke up and as-
oortained that they had been visited during
the night
An attempt was made to break into the
residence Of Charles Inglis, No 525 West
Chestnut street, next door to Mr.. S.yer's
The screen door on side the kitchen door
Was broken down, and an unsuccessful effort
YVES made to force open the kitchen door and
window shutterA The mark OF the burglars
tools are plainly visible on the door and
0hutterA
n When JOHN Baker, who lives at $40 West
06Jslnut street, got up this morning he found
his back kitchen door standing wide open.
II was locked when the family retired about
midnight Mr.. Baker had several college
guests stopping st his house last n'gt {,
and it is supposed the burglars found out
that the garrison was too strong to attack,
therefore quietly retired without securing
any plumber.
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IfOtsDur X sn Ark Z.

1.-THE sun doth nourish ages. therefore in the
Summer months 1t Is only measure OF common
prudence TO guard against malartous diseases,
Intermittent fevers, agues and bilious attacks.
Many cases of Fever ana Ague. Dumb Ague
and Congestive Chills were promptly arrested
and entirely banished by the use OF simmons
Liver Regulator. You don't say half enough In
regard to the efficacy OF that valuable medicine
Beiieve me when say was u sufferer 'Or years
and only found relief by Its ,e."-Robert ].
Weeks, Batavia, Kane Co III. II
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The bar Picnic.

A meeting of the members of the bar was
held this morning to decide whether or not
70 have q picnic and dinner this summer.
DR.. H. M. North wss called upon to preside
and g. G. Kennedy was elected secretary. 1t
was decided TO have picnic. Tells Hahn,
What Glen park, Wild Cat, Penryn and MI
0retna were named for the place and Tells
Hahn was selected on the third ballot Harry
Caspenter, q. Y. Kennedy, John +. Malone,
=. r. Brinton and w. U. Hensel were ar
pointed committee TO select the date and
make all the necessary arrangements 1t
VIII probably be held on Monday, June 90
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-17
First Baptist Straw berry Festival.

The strawberry festival OF the First Baptist
church was opened in the lawn in rear OF tb Q
church, THURSDAY evening. The lawn was
ulumined BY large number OF Chinese Ian
terns, torches and Tampa There was psrlor
organ, violins and other instruments to
fuTniah instrumental music, and there WAS .
choir Of good voices who rendered good vocal
music The berries and cream and other
delicacies were of the best, and the patron.
ego was liberal, though the attendance was
not - large ~ It would have been had 1t lot
been for the attractions at the college com.
mencement The festival will be continued
this evening and Saturday evening, end will
no doubt receive more liberal patronage.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-17

CuiuAeo June Il. 10 % a. m.-Marbet opened.
= Wneat-June .sc; July, 1Sssc.; Aug. ioAc;
sept, &c.
osts-Jnne, sssc; July. SAc; Aug. assc
sept, sokc.
Pork-Not quoted.
Lard-June, D 50; July, d 5!k; Aug, D s2k.
sept rs ~.
short Rios os-jnne. q S7S July, u Gk: Aug.
q is; Sept, q 57k.
uluatus.
wheat-June, 7okc.; July, 72AC.; Aug, 7lAc;
Sept, ,6Sc
Corn -Iune. Soc july, s7Sc. Aug, SsNc
sept, S'Nc.
Oats-June, ssSs C; July. c6t.c; Aug, .ss<c
Sept, Hssc.
fork-Juue, e,,W
Lard-,,nne, u S.S; July. T. IN Aug. d 5.k
sept .e6 6.k.
Ribs-Jnne, q S7S; july. q S1x; Aug ,G i7s
sent. o. SIX
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-17
Schustz en- -Vsrein Festival and Picnic,

The annual star-shooiing festival ard picnic
OF the Lancaster schuetzen-Nerei in will be he Id
1t Tell Hahn on Monday next, June 1th. As
many of our prominent business men and
citizens are members OF the associ alton and de.
light in weekly practices at target shooting, It
has been deemed proper to afford all the friends
OF the association an opportunity to witness an
exhibition OF individual skill in competition for
the prize-that OF d handsome gold badge.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-17

New YORK.. June IL, l:1 p. m.-Money leaned
N 5tpsS per cent Exchange steady, - SSS1t 50;
Governments steady. Currency SIS. d s5sG bid; is
Coup, q Sss bid: tk's dc. q c9as bid.
The stock market this morning opened
quiet and firm A. last lights prices, and con
ii ued dull throughout. There some sell.
ing on the part of small holders uring the hour
from lUS to ll.s0 O'Clock, under which prices
declined - To per cent. The market at the
present writing Is stagnsnt at the bottom
figures.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-17

MBW YOR8, June l7.-Tiour market steady
Zine, q 4O0S %; supernns. o. 7ssss a ,
good TO choice extra western, q ss05 10 GOOD
70 fAncX extra state. @ g 1904 Is; common To good
Wheat-GO. j Red state. Csc No. DO
e6,<c; No. ksd. Winter, June. 9lssc; July
s7Xc Aug. s7kc; receipts. 5000; shipments
corn-No. mixed cash. l7,&c; do June. 4s,.c
July. 47,fc receipts, 1914 Shipments 1900
Osts-kO. White etatA. $40; No. j DC
s1Nc; No 9 Mixed: sAsh. Skc June. s3xc; July
ssssc; TsCsipsS, is!@o bIs sniRmsn:a; PINE. e -
PorE dull ; old mess. us0o new. sls %
Sept n O.. " "' 'u'S' :" "' Aus' WI
Iosssss dull at 800 for 70 boiling stock.
3uypenune dull At Ss<o.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-17
DAlrHS.

ECKMAS.- June Is. 1857. in Paradise township
Pa Catherine Eckman, aged II years.
Funeral on Saturday. the 18th. at 10 O'Clock
from her late residence. Preaching at the
honse. Interment At Paradise Presbyterian
churchyard. The friends and relatives coming
by railroad will be provided with conveyance
nom Ieaman Place. I'D.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-17
Declined to Take the Contract.

Aaron KepperlinR. to whom WAS awarded
the contract at $3.50 for erecting the fire
alarm line, has refused to accept the contract
1t has been awarded to Jacob Hs,z, the next
lowest bidder, for sl,7SO. Work will be
begun at once.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-17

ef:o f:o.:s. e. AN :i;'::s s:ss:E !: E'ss S {.
fre1ghta dull Graan 20 HUI. Sk6. ..
Butter dull Western CrUAmcry. 1S0lSc.
Cheese dull stats Factory. new. sA0s'<c |;
White, 10kOiO - >
GEEs dull: stats. lekc; western. IKE
sugar dul. Ssaned CutloAi sse,sc I;
TSiiow duh prime city. 8 i5-lec.
Rice nominal Carultna, fAtr Ia xuS,d. SOSkc.
COffoe nrm fair cArICea. 2Oc for kiO.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-17
P.O. s. Of A. Cheap Escur-,on

10 alley Forge on saturday, } une 18th Trains
leave Lancaster (hing street) AT ,.jJ "A IN; Col
umbis. 1:30 a. IN. Fare only SIS Leave Man
helm at s:.2 u IN. Fair. sl.O Returoins trains
leave Valley Forge At ij2 p. IN. Grand reunion
and celebration OF r. q. 5. OF A. at Valley Forge
the historic hills of Pennsylvania
iunll l-dSltw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-17
Cnisod In WsdlOck.

From the Bphrata Review.
On Tuesday OF last week Mr.. George Youtz
q 6peedwell, and Miss Ssllie M. Breitsssm
- near Ephrata, were married. The Reyer-
80 Father Christ Of Lebanon performed the
oeremooy as his pastoral residence The
newiy married couple went to Reading,
rhllAdelphiA Camden and other points
4hey returned homo on Friday and were
nn6eged . reception st the residence OF the
lr11oio Nothae.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-17
Lass psx Tor County fsx.

Tenosrov 10 the Lest day on which county
~ can b paid 10 save the sbatement The
eualseAoss will b In the the orphans court
poo0 NON II 70 10 receive this tax and the
1elenoe Of the day at the office OF Alderman
tlnkogtou on North Queen street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-17

fRiLADnLPhiA, June l7.-Ilour market veas
rennsylvsnia Family. g 70s 30 !; WsstsrS Do I
kye hour steady, 8. 6Stp2 Is
Wheat-June, sTAc. July, sskc., Au,,s,
S5kc "s'' august
Corn-Jnne' SSc July. i,e; August, i6c.
Oeosuuo' o'S' Suiy, &c; August, 3iszc
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n An RlA4 -.

DEAS-ZELLEas.-Ont the 18th inst, In Cam.
den, N. j., by the Rev. j. j. Sleeper. Mr. W s
Dean TO Miss Lizzie Lellers. boih of this city.
ltub
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4 nasRelae Rafsx.

Autsday evening sevsntssa couples sur.
- ni2 Emma Smith BY giving party
- seesdeace OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
nso Smith, "a East Walnut street. The
- - speot N games and all sorts OF
- snd thsrs was . collation.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-17

SlTuATlON WANTED. A YOUNG
- lady Of experience wants q situation in q
store ~ saleslady OF cashier. Apply at this
OffiCc. ltd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-17

r Asst SATURDAY WE COMMENo ED
- our sale OF staple Goods. and we tol q you
why You shou Il have them at prices lower than
ever before. New, fresh. bright clean-in every
way rrstcl As usual, you received our
statement as a fact-called, found II q fact,
bought even cheaper ana better than YOU
thought For dollar you received more than
you ever did before. We thank you for the dol.
lar LETT and the one set to bring US. Try to give
YOU more ne Xt time.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-17

ESTATE OF ELIZABETH cox. LATE
IL of Lancaster city. deceased. Letters tes.
tamentary on said estate having been granted
to the undersigned, all persons indebted thereto
are req uested to make Immediate payment. and
those having claims or demands against the
same, will present them without delay for set
tlement TO the undersigned. residing IN LanCs.s.
ter ci,y. ChAHLES Z. EDsRMAN,
may btuf Executor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-13
GOVERNMENT MATTERS.

Gold in the Sub Treasury-Indian Supplies.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, April 12.-The first
shipment Of gold that has been made
from the sub-treasury in this city for six
years, was made to-day when $500, ZOO
were sent to Chicago. There is still left
in the sub-treasWy over So, 900, 900.
Indian Commissioner Atkins COM
menced opening bids for Indian supplies
at the new Indian office here to-day.
There were present Messrs. Whit
ney, Morgan and VALIDITY of the
board OF Indian commissioners,
also Major Hasslett, appointment clerk,
g. S.WOOd, financial clerk, and some other
clerks of the Indian Office at Washington.
A large number Of bids were pre-
scented and examined but no awards
will be made for two or three days
yet. Commissioner Atkins is of the
opinion that all supplies needed
will be obtained here, and that St. Louis
is good point at which to obtain sup
plies. While it is not known of course,
nor will it be for two or three days, who
will get the contracts, the Indications
are that Texas will receive the awards
for, beef and St LOUIS for groceries.
1t was the intention of st. Louis
millers TO make large bids for flour, but
the unsettled state of the railroads rates
interpOsed and they decided not to bid.
Commissioner Atkins is greatly surprised
and gratitied at the low bids for beef, and
says that the bids generally are much
lower than they have been heretofore.